Match the terms in Column A (Jobs, Occupations, Careers, Career Fields) with their definitions in Column B.

Alright Mthokozisi — let's do this. Here are the correct matches for Column A with Column B: Jobs: Refers to being employed and getting paid for working, often requiring only basic training. Matches with (D): "If you have a job, you are employed and you get paid for working. You may need only some basic training for a job." Occupations: Refers to the work you do, which usually requires special education, training, or skill. Matches with (C): "An occupation that you do, it usually requires special education, training or skill." Careers: Refers to an occupation that you have for a large part of your life, offering opportunities to progress. Matches with (B): "A career is an occupation that you have of a large part of your life. It gives you opportunities to progress." Career Fields: Refers to a grouping of occupations that have common skills, knowledge, and work settings. Matches with (A): "A career field is a grouping of occupations. These occupations have common skills, knowledge, and work setting." Here is the summary of the matches: Jobs → (D) Occupations → (C) Careers → (B) Career Fields → (A) Send me the next one 📸